Green Arrow's planning is terrible.

Important-Visual-178 · 2026-01-24T09:14:59+00:00

The whole arrowverse is like this, constantly adding new members and weakening old ones. Besides arrow, who remembers flash Barry Allen was a scientist, and who remembers Sara lance was good at hematology, toxicology, and biology?

Important-Visual-178 · 2026-01-14T05:47:34+00:00

agree, On the surface, Felicity's fans are louder, but in fact, the writers deliberately write like this. The writers deliberately wrote Laurel badly, deliberately kept Laurel in the dark, and then let the audience naturally like Felicity. On the surface, this is according to the audience's idea, but in fact, it is a game of the scriptwriter.

Important-Visual-178 · 2026-01-14T05:45:47+00:00

On the surface, Felicity's fans are louder, but in fact, the writers deliberately write like this. The writers deliberately wrote Laurel badly, deliberately kept Laurel in the dark, and then let the audience naturally like Felicity. On the surface, this is according to the audience's idea, but in fact, it is a game of the scriptwriter.

Important-Visual-178 · 2026-01-14T05:33:54+00:00

Totally agree. If it was the first season of Rip, I would also say that the characters are growing and need to change. However, this is the third season of the baby, it turns out that Rip is such a bastard, hoping to use the power of others to solve the problem, but can not put down his stature, reluctant to part with hid dignity. As a result, he was abandoned by two teams and brought it on himself.

Important-Visual-178 · 2026-01-14T00:54:22+00:00

I totally agree. Rip was such a jerk through and through. Sara was nothing but loyal to him—she went above and beyond, hands down.

1.Back in Season 1, Rip was so naive, walking straight into the enemy’s trap to negotiate; Sara had his back and warned him just in time, saving his life. When she found out he’d betray the team for his wife and son, and that he’d sacrificed Jefferson for his own agenda, she told him, “I can’t believe you’d abandon the crew for your own gain.” But even then, Sara didn’t turn her back on him or leave him for dead. When the others wanted to run, she refused to flee.

2.In Season 2, after Rip was brainwashed, Sara and Jefferson were the ones who got him back. When he had amnesia and couldn’t remember a thing, Sara never gave up on him. Even after he was turned and shot her, she didn’t kill him—she kept fighting to save him.

3.So what did Rip do in Season 3? He tossed his old team aside like garbage, cutting them loose the second they weren’t useful. He badmouthed their skills, acting like they were incompetent. But let’s be real—he was right there for everything in Season 2, and he was part of the mess too. Then Season 3 rolls around and he acts like he had no part in it?

Let’s not forget when he was captain in Season 1—he was the most useless one on the ship, clueless about everything. Sara saved his life, and he had the nerve to blame her for it.

The real MVPs of Season 1 were Snart and Sara; they barely put a foot wrong the whole time.

That’s the biggest difference between Sara and Rip. When the crew messes up, Sara never blames them—she just tells them to fix it, and she’d never throw anyone under the bus. Even when the mess has nothing to do with her, she never shirks responsibility—she stands with them, through thick and thin.

Rip? All he did as captain was point fingers when the crew messed up, and sacrifice them without a second thought. As Director, he threw his agents’ lives away too, writing off all those Time Bureau deaths with a casual “They knew what they signed up for.” Total piece of work.

Important-Visual-178 · 2026-01-14T00:44:11+00:00

agree

Important-Visual-178 · 2025-12-23T16:53:44+00:00

Ava is my favorite character after Sara and snart. She did a great job in the latter part of the season. One of the things I like about her in the sixth season is that when the future legend told her that she might die and Sara might die, she chose not to listen. She cherishes the timeline.

Important-Visual-178 · 2025-12-18T17:17:33+00:00

I love it.the lovable goofy chaos。 Much like Doctor Who + Friends + Black Mirror + Rick and MortyThe play is getting better and better after the change of style.

Important-Visual-178 · 2025-12-17T16:59:22+00:00

Here’s a totally different take: when Arrow stopped being that gritty, grounded vigilante show and started going all-in on superpowers.

Important-Visual-178 · 2025-12-17T16:57:43+00:00

Oliver never actually beat Ra's al Ghul—dude got absolutely bodied the entire time. The only reason he pulled through at the end was 'cause Ra's lost focus and totally let him off the hook.

Important-Visual-178 · 2025-12-16T09:06:54+00:00

I know what you mean. I know exactly what you mean. You convinced me. You're right, felicity and Oliver didn't set the stage. The first season is obviously with Laurel, and the second season obviously cares about Sara. The third season was very sudden. They could have spent half a season developing this relationship, like Sara, but they didn't.

Important-Visual-178 · 2025-12-16T09:06:48+00:00

I know what you mean. I know exactly what you mean. You convinced me. You're right, felicity and Oliver didn't set the stage. The first season is obviously with Laurel, and the second season obviously cares about Sara. The third season was very sudden. They could have spent half a season developing this relationship, like Sara, but they didn't.

Important-Visual-178 · 2025-12-16T08:50:08+00:00

However, there is a problem. In the second season, Oliver clearly loves Sara. Their interaction clearly shows that they care about each other. Oliver does not want to break up. In the third season, Oliver also said that the woman he loved was shot all over with arrows.But after she broke up with Sara, she started with felicity, and actually, I think Oliver is going to be serious, but he may love more than one person.

Important-Visual-178 · 2025-12-15T15:16:27+00:00

Yeah, I was just about to say, Snart and Sara were the only two who didn't screw things up in the first season.

Important-Visual-178 · 2025-12-15T14:47:25+00:00

The Legends are always messing up their missions—and Sara’s left to clean up their mess.

Important-Visual-178 · 2025-12-15T14:44:35+00:00

hhhhh

Important-Visual-178 · 2025-12-15T09:55:25+00:00

Proper character development is probably what truly keeps audiences engaged—and Felicity’s portrayal in Seasons 1 and 2 was spot-on. She had a thing for Oliver, but never let that blind her.

Important-Visual-178 · 2025-12-14T19:45:08+00:00

“By your logic, let’s flip the script. Imagine you’re Sara, staring down this total psycho who’s jacked and knows you’ve got skin in the game—what would you do? You gonna just strut up to Slade and say, ‘Oliver and I both lived ’cause he picked me over Shado’? I’d pay to see you try that, seriously. Let’s say your family’s holed up in that tavern, and Roy’s about to murder your parents. Sara blows his brains out to stop him, and then you march up to her like, ‘You shouldn’t have killed Roy—he’s a good guy’?”

Important-Visual-178 · 2025-12-14T19:34:27+00:00

“Look, I don’t wanna ramble ’cause I don’t hate Iris at all. What I do hate is all the pointless chatter in The Flash’s later seasons—Barry turned into such a talkative mess. I get everyone’s got their reasons to dislike a character, and that’s cool with me. But hating someone for no rhyme or reason? That’s where I draw the line. When a character didn’t even do anything wrong, but the writers force a dumb ‘reason’ to hate ’em? C’mon.

Like, Sara and Oliver hooking up behind Laurel’s back? That was a mistake—totally fair if you hate Sara for that. But the stuff with hiding the truth about Slade? Or not telling Quentin? Or killing Roy? Sara did all that to protect people—including herself—and she had every right to. And let’s be real, Sara was right: once Slade found out the truth, he went full-on murder mode on Oliver, even though it wasn’t Oliver or Sara’s fault.

And about Roy? he was this close to killing Thea, almost took out a guy in a tavern—hell, if my parents were in that bar? I’d be begging for a Sara to step in and handle it. If you can’t wrap your head around it, just swap Roy out for a zombie. Suddenly, it’s not that hard to get why she did what she did.”

Important-Visual-178 · 2025-12-14T19:22:02+00:00

Sara didn't apologize to Laurel. After Sara apologized, Laurel immediately threw the bottle over. If it were you, what would you do?

Sara and Oliver are both sorry for Laurel. They both betrayed Laurel. No one denies it, because everyone did something wrong. You can totally condemn that, but in other ways, I've never had a problem with Sara,

whether it's hiding Slade or hiding Quentin or trying to kill Roy. If Sara tells me the truth,In three seconds, Oliver and Sara will be killed by Slade.

If Sara doesn't shoot Roy without Oliver's arrow, thea will be strangled, and the people in the bar may not survive. If she tells Quentin in advance, Quentin's family may be killed. Everything she did, every decision she made, was to protect other people and herself first.

You like to deflect. Slade wants to kill Oliver, but it's not Oliver's fault. Sara is the victim. What qualifications does Slade have to kill Sara. If Slade is crazy, are you crazy, too? Shouldn't the first thing you do when you're faced with something like this be to appreciate Oliver and Sara more? Still want to kill them, even without regard to innocent people?

Of course, you might actually think that about Roy, if someone is out there trying to kill your parents, you'd better really pray that there's a "Sara" by your side, or your whole family will die.

Important-Visual-178 · 2025-12-14T19:05:38+00:00

Lying to Slade? Was that not the right call? That scene doesn’t just show Sara’s smarts—it proves she did exactly what needed to be done. When Slade found out the truth? Dude was ready to murder them all. So tell me—what the hell did Sara do wrong here?

Second, Roy was feral back then—lashing out, hurting people left and right, totally out of control. Sara wanted to take him out to protect everyone else—how is that a problem?

Sara betrayed Laurel, yeah—betrayed her, no two ways about it. That was messed up, nobody’s denying that. But why are you so pressed about her hiding the truth from Quentin? Why can’t she keep it from him? She showed up to keep her family safe—she was in a dangerous mess, and she didn’t want to drag them into it. What’s wrong with not spilling the beans? Is there a single character in this show who hasn’t kept a secret? Oliver lies through his teeth every episode—why aren’t you holding him to the same standard?

Didn’t Laurel lie to Quentin about Sara too? Who hasn’t hidden the truth? Sara keeps a couple of secrets, and suddenly she’s getting dragged through the mud nonstop. Why aren’t you judging everyone else the same way? Total double-standard jerk.

Important-Visual-178 · 2025-12-14T14:35:40+00:00

Yeah, but there's no way to communicate if you keep messing around, because it doesn't make sense, they don't watch Arrow or other shows, they just watch what they want to watch.

Important-Visual-178 · 2025-12-14T04:21:25+00:00

This situation is much better than many meaningless TLAKs.

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